Guide to the Immortals

century into the future, convincing some descendents to
follow him in a journey across the cosmos. Together they
founded a new colony on a far-off planet, where they
recreated the Blackmoorian culture from the original,
even planning the capital of a new kingdom. Later, he
used the time machine to help his descendents in the new
world, and in the course of his adventures found another
more reliable machine with which to continue his travels
in time. Concluding his work, he sent the two machines
into the future, so that no one could use them to alter the
events he had set in motion. At that very moment he
died. However, when he believed he was dead he awoke
to discover that he had become an Immortal in the
Sphere of Time (despite their being no Immortal of Time
known to anyone in Blackmoor that could sponsor him
at that time, 4100 BC). Only many centuries after, in a
moment of melancholic remembrance, he wanted to
recreate his time machine enhanced by his Immortal
powers. Accidentally however he activated it and it
disappeared, only to reappear shortly after, accompanied
by his old original time machine! It was in that moment
that he understood that he had accidentally helped
himself to become Immortal.
Personality: In the course of millennia Khoronus has
always tried to spur on the mortals, especially
government leaders, to carefully consider their own
responsibility to use wisdom and farsightedness in their
decisions. He favours the birth of different philosophic
academies in which peacefully argue of politics and good
government. He always carefully ponders any problem
before taking a decision, a fact which often exasperates his
equals, those who instead want quicker and resolute
decisions. Moreover, he exhorts the faithful, and their
allies, to patient dialogue before acting, in the conviction
that it is easier and more useful to resolve the problems
with dialectics rather than with the breach of trust. He is
universally recognised as the patron of wisdom and the
mysteries of Time, of which he became the supreme
hierarch after numerous centuries of slow and constant
growth. He became the faithful companion of Djaea after
her ascension, sharing her interests and reflective nature.
At the moment he is particularly careful in monitoring
the flow of time in order to prevent creation of
destabilising paradoxes in the Prime Plane. Moreover, he
is the most interested among the Immortals at
researching the truth about the existence of the Old
Ones, as well as discovering the hidden mystery that is
behind the disappearance of the previous generation of
Immortals. He is preoccupied by the fact that any
catastrophic event that had brought about their
disappearance could happen again in the future.
Patron: Himself
Allies: Djaea (his companion)
Enemies: None, even if he is often in animated
discussions with Valerias for her philosophy of
impulsiveness and recklessness
Classic D&D Stats
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Followers’ Alignment: Clerics and followers can have
any alignment
Favoured weapon: Scythe (allowed all bludgeoning
weapons)
Clerics’ skills and powers: +2 bonus to individual
Initiative, free sense time ability, +2 bonus to any one
history or knowledge skill (not free), one free Wisdom
based skill (cleric’s choice)
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Time, Knowledge, Magic, Nobility, Oracle,
Persuasion
Favoured weapon: Scythe
Source: WotI, HWR3, Immortal set
KIRANJO
(Gylgarid)
Patron of Minotaurs, Patron of Violence and
Fury, Patron of Greed
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 7 th (Temporal), CE,
Entropy
Symbol: A minotaur's head or a praying minotaur
Portfolio: Minotaurs, massacre, violence, fury, cruelty,
greed, berserkers
Worshipped in: Davania (Jungle Coast, Meghales
Amosses), Hollow World (Milenia), Known World
(Heldannic Territories, Vestland), Skothar (Minaea),
Midlands (Borea), Vacros
Appearance: Kiranjo appears it an 8-foot tall minotaur
with iron horns and killer gaze who wears a heavy plate
armour of Antalian heritage and sports a huge bloodied
battleaxe
History (PROBABLE THEORY): Kiranjo was the
spawn of Minoides, the enduk who killed Gildesh (Ixion's
servant in Nimmur) and who brought down on himself and
his allies Idu's (Ixion’s) curse, losing their wings and
becoming the first true minotaurs of Mystara. Driven away
from Nimmur by the enduks in BC 800, Minoides led half
of his followers westward, while the other half chose to head
eastward, deserting the leader who had cursed their lives
forever. Once arrived on the western coasts of Brun,
Minoides and his troops had to compete with the local
humans for food and territory. However, the most fearsome
opponents arrived only a few years later: the horde of
goblinoids led by Karaash on his quest for immortality.
Humanoids and minotaurs clashed and died by the
hundreds, and eventually Karaash slew Minoides in single
combat. Many minotaurs fled, but other chose to stay with
the winners and swore fealty to the new leader, Karaash.
They told him of a fabled land beyond the sea where the
Twilight People lived, surrounded by mountains of gold and
jewels (the minotaurs were referring to the Tanagoro
merchants from the Tangor peninsula they had ambushed
and razed many times when they landed on Brun) and
Karaash decided to conquer them. With the minotaurs' skills
and help, he built an ocean fleet and sailed west. However,
upon landing on Skothar, many of the minotaurs rebelled
and fled away from their conquerors. Some remained in the